The bits about using roller skates to get to the back faster was fucked but honestly hilarious lmao then dude said "I can press myself up against the glass if you like" 😂😂😂
@@chriskasmarski5709despite hating black people he spends a lot of time around the freeman’s and have helped them on multiple occasions even though they really shouldn’t trust him.
@@chriskasmarski5709Robert doesn’t mind being devil’s advocate or acting petty against the culture if he feels personally slighted. And I think Ruckus likely has at least some respect for dignity old-heads have(that Ruckus perceives the new generation like Huey and Riley lack) or university educated, high-level professionals who have made in roads into white society like Tom.
This is funny on an even deeper level. Rosa Parks was part of a coordinated protests, it was not spur of the moment but planned and other people participated. But in pop culture she is the only one who is remembered.
It wasn't planned in advance. She was sitting in a row right behind the seats reserved for whites. It likely wasn't planned that far in advance as it would have to rely on the bus getting crowded and having a driver who thinks he has the right to move the line (it was a questionable law). Rosa was the only to hold her ground though
"They ain't gon lay my black ass in state, they gon lay me in the Johnson fuckin mortuary down the damn street" 😂😂😂 Not Grandad really hatin on Rosa 😂😂😂
“ They layed her in state they aren’t going to lay my blacka$$ in state they are going to to lay me at the Johnson effing Mortuary down the dam street” 😂😂😂😂
This clip is from The Boondocks (S01E09) - Return of the King. Watch the full episode: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GJIcuvhyFSI.html
For once in my time watching this show, this was one of the few rare instances where I actually felt bad for robert, in my opinion they really did him dirty in this episode 😂
I guess there was. There’s another comment further up explaining how a 15-year-old girl named Claudette Colvin refused to move nine months before Rosa Parks, but didn’t get the spotlight.
@@notpsicoh2107My grandpa also was alive during that time. In fact he actually knew Rosa and helped her with the civil rights movement. He was the bus driver.
I have a feeling the whole thing was actually staged and even the bus driver was in on it somehow, but Rosa and the others deliberately kept Robert out of the loop because they all hated him and wanted to make him look like an idiot in front of everyone on the bus. And after all those years, Robert either never found out what really happened or he refused to admit that he got pranked during an important moment in American history.
*Claudette Colvin* was the name of one of many individuals passed over for Rosa Parks since she was a trained *lifelong activist* working for the NAACP before the bus incident. Rabbit hole gets worst to. Rosa Park's bus incident was revealed decades later from surviving folks involved that it was manufactured with help from media connections. Rosa and her Husband had driver's licenses and a car to boot.
